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Civil protection evaluates device in a less burned area year

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Briefings

In 2026, Brazil experienced its fifth lowest number of fires and sixth highest burned area in the decade, marking a significant shift from the previous trend. Fire incidents increased this year, a change not observed since 2022, indicating a reversal in fire patterns during this period.

Key points

• Brazil recorded its fifth lowest number of fires in 2026, the lowest in the decade.
• The same year saw the sixth highest burned area in the decade.

Context

This data represents a notable reversal in fire trends, with fire incidents rising in 2026 despite lower fire counts compared to recent years.

Limitations

The evidence is limited to 2026 data for Brazil, with no information on regional variations, specific fire types, or long-term trends beyond the decade.

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